The other common measurement for angles is radians. For this measurement, consider the unit circle (a circle of radius 1) whose center is the vertex of the angle in question. Then the angle cuts off an arc of the circle, and the length of that arc is the radian measure of the angle.
gnip. A tropical fruit. It's found in the Carribean, and I've only had it on St. Thomas. It's a bit smaller than a golf ball, has a thin, tough green skin, and there is a pit on the inside.It grows during hurricane season (summer) and can be picked at the end of hurricane season (september).It tastes like a combination of a lime and a peach.t's a bit smaller than a golf ball, has a thin, tough green skin, and there is a pit on the inside. It grows during hurricane season (summer) and can be picked at the end of hurricane season (september). It tastes like a combination of a lime and a peach.
A Gyp is a moderately common expression, mainly in the UK, but also in Commonwealth countries, though my gut feeling is that itâs now mostly used by older people. The other meaning you give has no connection â itâs a derogatory term that is usually said to derive from the word gypsy. The sense of pain seems to be connected with a northern English dialect word, variously spelled gip or jip, that only ever appeared in the form âto give somebody or something jipâ.